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The Mixing Engineer's Handbook (Mix Pro Audio Series) |  | Author: Bobby Owsinski
Publisher: Artistpro
Category: Book
Buy Used: $85.32
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Seller: KingsRidgeMedia
Rating:  68 reviews
Sales Rank: 493810
Media: Paperback
Edition: 1
Pages: 240
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 10.8 x 8.4 x 0.7
ISBN: 0872887235
Dewey Decimal Number: 781
UPC: 073999304763
EAN: 9780872887237
ASIN: 0872887235
Publication Date: November 1, 1999
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Product Description
At last! All the tricks of the top recording engineers revealed at mixdown! With this book you'll learn: the evolution of mixing; mixing styles such as L.A. vs. New York vs. London; the six elements of a mix; rules for arrangements; and from where to build your mix. This handy book also teaches the secrets of EQ and "magic frequencies"; how to add effects and EQ'ing reverbs; sonic layering of effects; how to calculate delay time; and much more. Includes an expansive chapter on mixing in 5.1 Surround, plus an incredible section filled with interviews with the top engineers in the field, such as George Massenburg, Allen Sides, Bruce Swedien, and over a dozen more.
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 Cool stuff November 12, 2009
John D. Thomas (florida)
Kindle is great for this stuff. I found "The Music Producers and Engineers Bible" on Kindle also. Amazing reference guides for production and making records.
 Excellent Teacher October 16, 2009
David B. Kopp (Pasadena, ÇA USA)
This book gave me exactly the introduction to mixing I was hoping for. Great examples and eye-opening (ear-opening?) interviews with industry legends gave me instant experience and a thin but solid knowledge base from which to draw. Every beginning mixer - heck, ever producer should read this.
David
outstanding audio book October 14, 2009
Chris E. Navarro (Florida)
Owsinski does a great job providing useful mixing info from his own background as well as that from notable engineers. He covers a lot of bases in this book that opened up my eyes or rather, ears. The best part is the dialogue from all the notable engineers he interviewed and how they would approach different mix issues. Looking at their backgrounds can give some insight to why they may make certain mixing decisions/suggestions. Must have book.
Very Useful August 1, 2009
Warren Bowery (NW Ohio, USA)
This book has a lot of the great information that will help you get a higher quality mix. Lot's of invaluable tips and charts, and as a bonus a section of interviews with the biggest names in the business as to how each approaches mixing. You can spend months searching through internet forums looking for answers to your questions, or you can just read this book.
 Skip it. Too much filler, not enough substance. July 14, 2009
slox (san jose, ca)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
A few good tidbits scattered here and there, but this book was generally extremely light on substance. Primarily just a bunch of filler material and quotes. A more appropriate title should have been "Interviews with Mixing Engineers", edited by B. Owsinski. There are much better books out there on mixing and mastering.
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